in trader talk this morning, michael gurka of bruinhill partners is here to tell us if the market will be off to the races. good morning to you. >>good morning. >>stocks struggled following that jobs number. what's going on here? >>clearly the market was looking for some type of at least economic rebound off the payroll number from friday. it maybe wasn't as so surprising as far as this better than expected headline number that really no one believes anymoreor the fact that the labor participation rate continues to escalate. i think more importantly what we're starting to see is this premise that there is that there's a built in premise to the economy right now that things are getting gradually better. just for those reasons earlier last week we saw gdp put a pin in that balloon. that's why we saw such a mixed bag of tricks in the equity market. for those reasons, that's why the market itself is starting to really keep an eye on that 10 year treasury as it got below 260 near the closing bell on friday. >>good to have you on the show. thank you very much michael. >>thank you. oil is in

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